Boston to serve as pilot city for counterterrorism program
The United States Department of Justice selected Boston as one of three cities to serve as […]
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Trial for accused Boston marathon bomber to remain in Boston
The trial for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the 21-year-old former University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth student accused of planting two […]
Mayor Walsh appoints cabinet-level arts chief
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh appointed the City’s first cabinet-level Chief of Arts and Culture in more […]
Obama launches sexual assault prevention campaign
President Barack Obama announced the creation of the “It’s On Us” campaign on Friday, a drive […]
Robert Pinsky hosts panel to discuss new anthology, master poets
Poet Robert Pinsky and a panel of members of Boston University’s Master of Fine Arts program […]
Former Mayor Menino discusses position at BU, battling cancer
After 20 years in office, former Boston Mayor Thomas Menino accepted a position at Boston University […]
Independent gubernatorial candidate Evan Falchuk talks goals, politics
This is the first part in a five-part series of profiles about the gubernatorial candidates facing off […]
Boston revamps plan to address climate change, cut City emissions
In collaboration with sustainability organizations and members of the Boston community, the City has begun to […]
Tsai benefit concert donates proceeds to hunger relief
Music for Food, a service based performance organization, is hosting a benefit concert Thursday night in […]
Boston bikers urge City to build cycle track on Comm. Ave.
Several Boston bicycle advocacy groups are pushing for the construction of a cycle track on Commonwealth […]
